Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-28
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Silver Bow mill is crushing and working
a full force.
H. L. Hall, general travelling agent OF the
Burlington route, is in town.
Captain Shepherd will drill the boy bri
gade in the school yard to-day at 2o'ciock
The Pacific Express Company yesterday
| shipped 8 bars Moulton valued a.
$12,528.
The wagon road under the first trestle
Just east of Meaderville is being placed 10
condition.
Walter Phillips, late of the Parrot mine.
has accepted q position on constructor
work on the Montana Central under Con
tractor MCLEAN.
Men are at work at the treetle OF the
Montana Union which was injured SaSur.
day night. putting in cribbing where the MI
was used as a foundation.
Herman Wienecke had a gang OF four OF
the city Jail birds cleaningu up ON the streets
and alleys Yesterday. 1t will need active
work by the STRENGTHENING force II tne
present warm 81 ELI continues.
G. Cohen, of San Francisco, manu1ac,
turer OF the celebrated Grenadine cigar q
a brother-in-law of Abe Heyman, who is
his agent here, paid the city a visit yester'
day and left last evening.
Max Oberfelder, of Dallemand & Co.. San
Francisco and Chicago, was the guest oi
Abe Heyman yesterday with whom he has
passed many q pleasant hour when they
were on the road together.
At the Turner meeting last night the
Building Committee was instructed to buy
the Pavilion building for the Verein at
once. If bought the Verein will take pos
session OF the building by the first OF June.
A scaffolding was yesterday erected IN
front of the Union Pacific Office on Broad
way and Main and the unsigbtly cornlce
that has been hal cling loose there Tor some
time was taken down to be replaced by a
new one.
Arthur Forrest. Rhea's leading man. has
the very physical attributes necessary as q
foil to his star. He Is as strong and manly
as she ia the perfection of feminine grace.
Her movements are literally "the poetry OF
motion"
Mile. Rhea's company will produce FAIRY
Fingers at the Grand this evening in
which those who saw the actress last night
will scarcely recognize her, so different is
her makeup. 1t is a play in which her
company and she appear to great advan-
tage and should not be missed by anyone.
Messrs. Valitor Il Nichols, the enterpris-
ing wholesale and retail liquor merchants
of West Park street, have lust received q
car load of Culmbacber beer and extra
pale beer, both frst-class brands of the
article. Fine old Whistles and imported
cigars are also among the new invoices just
at hand.
Mile. Rhea's company consists of fifteen
persons, and they are all first.class in their
several roles, as was evidenced in last
nights performance, when nine appeared.
If Miss Ida Waterman does not break some
hearts before the week is ended, there's no
merit in q handsome face and fervid &C.
ton.
The verdict in the Solomon-Coleman case
yesterday at Deer Lodge virtually for &c.,
900 and costs must amply compensate Mr..
Mcbride for vacating his luxurious bachelor
quarters while absent in Deer Lodge and
make Geo. Haldorn feel that he can now
indulge in a "baby perambulator" fit for a
Bonanza prince.
Misses Florence Clayton and Jennie Kim
ball, who have just closed a lengthy engage
ment at the Comique, will leave this even.
for New York. After q visit of a couple
of months in hat city the young ladies will
return to Butte. As they are both great
favorites among the patrons OF the Comique
their return will be impatiently awaited by
theie many friends.
A rancher named Jacobs in Dixie Gulch
owns a stock range which was taken up
under the mineral act for placer mining.
The Montana Union has encroached upon
him to some extent, and to get even he has
notices on the open cut east Of
the gulch locating a lode or claim. He
the remarkable claim to have pan
ned out sixteen colors from the dirt in one
Of the cuts, which is chiefly decomposed
CITY Attorney Speer yesterday found, in
over papers in the archives OF
ais office, a letter addressed to James A.
Murray, Endorsed by the late George c
Randolph. On taking it to it's destination
t was opened and found to be an autograph
will Of the deceased bequeathing all the real
personal property Of the testator to
lis tried and true friend. James A., who
proved himself such when he Fiesta or)
VAS deserted 10y all his soi-disant friends,
giving a list of the property, consisting |
If his library, interests in mining claims
ind jewelry.